Part,  Chapter

1      I,  XVII |   and fuming with rage when fogs or clouds hid the objects
2      I,  XIX  |   disappearing in the thick fogs on the shore.~
3      I,  XXII | back and became lost in the fogs on the horizon. On the 15th
4      I,  XXII |    was only 41° above zero. Fogs were of frequent occurrence,
5      I,  XXII |     again became wrapped in fogs. He began to fear that the
6      I,  XXIII|  obscured the sun, or thick fogs hid it all together; and
7     II,  VI   |   rain incessant, and thick fogs rendered it impossible to
8     II,  X    |  Island was wrapped in damp fogs, and the lamps had to be